NAACP Defends Critic as College Strike Target Quits
In Nashville Tenn a Negro history professor resigns amid controversy over articles that drew student desertions from Alcorn A&M College for Negroes. Trencon King says he will resign for the good of the school while a Nashville Tennessean reporter discusses the case. Elsewhere segregationist John Kasper appears in Tallahassee to testify before a gate legislature cam.
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Trencon King
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School Bus Truce Voted by Parents
In Clinton Tennessee protests flare as Alcorn College students walk out over King criticism of the NAACP while the state board expels deserting students and replaces Alcorn president. A Maine city votes to keep parochial children in private schools with bus service funding debated and NAACP backs King's right to free speech on integration.
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New York
NAACP
King
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Troy Wilkins
Ernest Meckwen
Alcorn
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Lie compliments U.S. and U.N. handling of Middle crisis
New York reports Trygve Lie, former UN secretary general, praising the United States and the United Nations for their response to the Middle crisis. He arrived from Oslo for a week with his daughter, Mrs Gurle Zeckendorf, and her husband, William Zeckendorf Jr, a New York realtor.
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William Zeckendorf Jr
Kadar Jails Potential Opponents Ahead of March 15
In Budapes t district Hungarians report arrests at Kigtarcsa a village near the capital as authorities prep for Hungary s 1848 anniversary actions. The government says officers were seized and arms and explosives found while the Communist Party seeks control of the March 15 celebration led by Sandor Petöff the poet who ignited the revolt.
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Kigtarcsa
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Communista
Sandor Petoeff
National Museum
Weather, Lent Sermon As President Attends Service
Washington reports a sunny yet chilly morning as President and Mrs. Eisenhower attended the National Presbyterian Church for the first Sunday of Lent. The President, recovering from a cough, wore an overcoat and rode to services, while the Rev Edward L. R. Elson urged prayer to revive faith and character in daily life.
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Biaenhower Atejha
National Presbyterian
Snuken Goor
Edward L. R. Elson
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